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< Back Senior Adults Grace's Senior Adult Ministry inspires and equips the most powerful resource at Grace: our aging adults. Our goal is to develop and deepen friendships, discover and carry our God's mission, and invest our talents and experiences into younger generations. For More Information Contact Chris Wethman . Schedule Varies Previous Next

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< Back Home Centered Care PALS This group visits and cares for folks who are home-centered and often unable to attend church due to various reasons, primarily mobility issues. New PALS are always welcome to join us. The Home-Centered PALS facilitators meet monthly to stay connected with our members who are 'home-centered' and often unable to attend church due to various reasons, primarily mobility issues. This facilitation group consists of former Deacons, current Stephen Ministers, and other servants at Grace who have a heart for our older members. Their mission is to serve and encourage these members while fostering connections among them. Current members of the group include Tom McGill, Judy Barnes, Scott Gesell, Joe Wethman, Joyce Rea, and Barb Tippin. If you have a heart for this type of ministry, we would love for you to join us! We are currently studying the book How to Minister Among Older Adults by Charles T. Knippel in our meetings. For More Information Contact the church office at office@gracedurham.org Schedule Third Wednesdays of the month at 12:45pm Previous Next

Growing in Christ This step invites you into ongoing spiritual growth and active participation in the life of the church. You’ll discover how God works through your gifts, relationships, and daily work, develop life-giving spiritual practices, and engage in service and ministry. Faith becomes not just something you believe, but something you live. You may work through materials, attend classes a s they become available (see below) and find a small group . Don't see a small group for you? Email Deaconess Anna to start one! Additional Resources Discovering Your Gifts Discipleship Challenge: Attend "Ignition: Welcome to Grace " session (offered in October, February, June). Luther’s Doctrine of Vocation: Martin Luther’s doctrine of vocation asserts that all human roles are divinely ordained “callings” where Christians serve God by serving their neighbors, dignifying ordinary life as holy work. Explore More: Read: https://www.lcms.org/how-we-serve/mercy/life-ministry/library/vocation Practice of Reading & Reflecting Discipleship Challenge: Luther’s OMT: In 1539, Martin Luther wrote about understanding spiritual truth. As spiritual discipline, he describes the use of three rules based on Psalm 119. Oratio (pray) Meditatio (meditate) Tentatio (testing) Reflective Bible Reading Explore More: Read: Luther’s OMT: ‘The Cycle of the Christian Life’ found in ‘Impassion Your Faith’ Kit. YouTube Video : 17 minutes YouTube Video : 21 minutes YouTube Video : 18 minutes Pray daily: Use spiritual devotion regularly, participate in worship every week. Memorize: Commit to memorizing 1 or 2 verses of phrase Read: Reflective Bible Reading: A step-by-step approach Workbook: Reflective Bible Reading Journal example found in ‘Impassion Your Faith’ Kit. Radical Generosity Discipleship Challenge: Pastor Brooks' 3 Sermon Series on ‘Building a Foundation of Generosity’ October 12, 19, 26, 2025 Emphasizes that God is the first and most generous giver and the Holy Spirit is the ongoing expression of God’s generosity in us. Explore More: Read: Sermon series ‘Building a Foundation of Generosity' Read: God and Your Money found in ‘Impassion Your Faith’ Kit. Lutheran Theology Discipleship Challenge: “Lutheranism 101” New Class Self-study – The LCMS website provides overview of the Lutheran Confessions, beliefs and values Explore More: Class starts Sunday January 11, 2026 at 8:30am Online: The Lutheran Confessions Small Groups and Ministries Discipleship Challenge: Self-exploration – Review your Clifton Strength Results with a wellness coach Commit to join a small group or ministry as a volunteer for 1-3 months Explore More: Contact Chris Wethma n, CCLC (Certified Christian Leadership Coach) Speak with our Director of Christian Outreach, Deaconess Anna Voelke r Attend church gatherings/celebrations – found in the weekly newsletter , website calendar and video “ What’s Up at Grace ”. Next Step Step 4: Serving Christ

Knowing Christ This step helps you build a stronger foundation in Scripture and faith. You’ll explore the Bible’s story, learn how to read it with confidence, and grow in understanding God’s grace. Through classes, small groups, and shared experiences, you’ll begin forming meaningful connections at Grace and discover how following Christ shapes everyday decisions and relationships. You may work through materials and sign-up for classes a s they become available and find a small group . Don't see a small group for you? Email Deaconess Anna to start one! Ignition: Welcome to Grace For those who are new members, looking to become members, or would like to learn more about Grace Lutheran Church. Stay turned for more information about our next class offering. Bible Studies & Small Groups Sunday Morning Discussion Group on Luther's Large Catechism Bible Study on Isaiah Young Adult Study Group and more! See our Calendar

Get in touch with Grace Lutheran Church in Durham! Whether you're new to the area, seeking prayer, or have questions about our church, we're here to connect. Reach out today and join our community in Durham, NC. Contact 824 N. Buchanan Blvd. Durham, NC 27702 919.682.6030 Email Us First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for contacting us! We will be in touch! Stay Connected Keep up to date with all the latest news, events, and announcements from Grace Lutheran Church. Subscribe to our newsletter and be a part of our thriving community. First name Email* Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. * Join

< Back Kim Romigh Parish Administrator Email Kim office@gracedurham.org 919-682-6030 Born in Pittsburgh, PA Kim earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of CA Pennsylvania. While living in the Los Angelas area, she gained experience as an Administrative Assist at Westwood Presbyterian Church-Los Angeles and at Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Raleigh. “I've always been raised in the church, from Russian-Orthodox on my father's parent's side to Presbyterian and Methodist on my mother’s side. Being involved in numerous denominations has played a significant role in shaping and deepening my faith with each offering a unique perspective on scripture, worship, and community life”. Kim enjoys reading, cross-stitching, watching movies, playing video games, creating things, and spending time with family and friends. Her favorite bible verse come from Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Previous Next

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Sharing Christ At this stage, we aim to tell others about who Jesus is, what He has done, and invite others into a relationship with Him. It’s time to live our Mission: Going with Good News Teaching, Serving and Sharing Christ wherever we are. Ministry to others is not just a potential avenue of growth, it is essential to our own spiritual growth. Additional Resources Spiritual Conversations Discipleship Challenge : Explore some simple techniques like chatting in building trust. Explore More : See ‘How to Talk About Your Faith’ booklet found in your Living Out Your Faith Kit. "Who's Your One?" Campsign Discipleship Challenge : March 15 - April 26, 2026: Join this 6-week campaign of praying daily for ‘your one.' Explore More : See the 6-week “Who’s Your One?” prayer guide found in your Living Out Your Faith Kit. (Or click here for a digital copy) Each week that you have prayed for “your one,” place an image on the large bulletin boards on the lower level (found by the boards) as a visible reminder that God is at work through our prayers and witness. Blank cards will be provided if you choose to post the name of “your one. 30 Days of Hope Social Media Campaign Discipleship Challenge : April 6 – May 5, 2026: As followers of Christ who are called to encourage one another, join the social media campaign that shares messages pointing people to Him. The goal is 30 total short posts centered on Jesus’ words from the Bible. Explore More : Follow us on Facebook and Instagram . To include your message post on GLC social media pages, send to: office@gracedurham.org . All posts submitted are subject to editorial review prior to posting. Sample post: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” John 10:10 Serve & Share Partnership Challenge Discipleship Challenge : Serve with a Grace Lutheran Church ministry. If you missed the Ministry Mingle, or have been prayerfully considering your ministry calling, you are invited to explore ministry opportunities posted on the bulletin board outside the restrooms. Partner with an organization to offer a day of service. Encourage others to join you and sign up as a group. Explore More : Contact the office: office@gracedurham.org Examples of local organizations to partner with: Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC Durham Rescue Mission Walltown Neighborhood Ministries We invite you to partner with organizations within your own community as well if easier.

< Back Quilters Team Help us make quilts to share with people in need around the world. The groups’ main focus is quilting for charity through the Lutheran World Relief Mission. Making Lutheran World Relief Mission quilts is a tangible way to express love to our neighbors in need. Quilts can be used as warm bedding, simple tents or floor coverings. Each one reflects God's loving presence in a world rife with suffering. Quilts are blessed and sent to Lutheran World Relief for shipping around the world. For More Information Contact the church office at office@gracedurham.org . Schedule We meet every Wednesday from 10AM – 12PM at Grace. Previous Next

< Back Rev. Dr. David Brooks Pastor Email Pastor Dave pr.dave.brooks@gracedurham.org 919-682-6030 Pastor Dave Brooks has been the spiritual leader for Grace for six years. As our worship leader, preacher and lead teacher, he has a passion for helping people discover and embrace the grand adventure of life with Jesus Christ. A native of small-town Georgia, Pr. Brooks has served and led churches on both coasts and in both urban and rural settings but calls the Triangle his true home. When he’s not on the clock, you can find him with his wife and daughter hiking some new trail, or seeking some out-of-the-way barbecue joint. Previous Next